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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Our party beats the drum 70 fsll N line.
The Democratic party u Virgins con
fronts is ois enemy to-day. bot With the
advantage q holding 81 tie ground
which IL captured By BE force Of numbers
and sound principles The Republican
parry made Virginia q colony o he great
bose Ting "a Washington aud with he
influence n pi1nder and patronage he'd
on 70 tie state until deception could no
longer wear 50 many masks and change
identity ~ otter General Hshon. Sou
sily succeeded in making thousands o.
men in Virgins believe hat bis policy
va. honest sher he bad sold ont bis party
and was playing Republican in washing
f0n and Dcmocrs' in Virgins
T. vii be remembered that the South
set which va. Democratic by sir thou
sand gave Tho 3calius'ers ,hsi much ma
jori,y and fte1 ia lss3. when hey dis
covered nc TICK u Toe Republicans. and
saw Inst tie coalition did not have
any Democracy 10 10. ths- section turned
and gave % fhe Democrats siI thousand
majority
We cite THIS instance 20 show that the
Republican parry hss been party Of pre-
tense. and receptions. and hat When Il
was thoroughly exposed ii lad nothing
solid to stand Oh. except the colored vote
WlT the mass o. TIE coiorsd populs
ton allow Themselves % be herded and
driven o. The polls merely 70 be used for
the benefit u Few white men il ques-
ilon tis, bad al answer three year, ego.
but bas none Whatever now.
10 fhe Southern coiored yo.er the Gov
eminent represented the iberaior, and
The Repub.ic0n party vs. The Govern
meni
Bus since he Republican party has lost
,ae Administration and TIE msioriiy TIE
only leadership The ooiorsa people hs7e
is tlst u p 81, q defeated ,esder. q
defeated parry who begin by denying The
darsey q place in their prooessions
Having briefly ske.cae5 the situation
We have only 90 SAP that Tie day +.
frssrl, with great consequence, and
every Democrat should hezrken 20 the
coll u bis party which today is the ca.
% duty 1.-THE STATE is thrown back into
TIE hands of lie Republicans j. wiI
seriously reisrd 0uf progress snd pros
per.iy. and give q. Tie w0fk Of yesrs %
10 over again We would break 40 tie
relation of ,te roie in 'he United sisie.
se1s,e by returning q Republican from
Democratic -ts,s and giving the Repuo-
lca1s certain majority where other
wise ihere would be 'be Constant prob-
ability ofaHs
u t-e Incoming pI-s lenrlsI year lie
STATE might = ranged on .Ae -ioe o. tie
Republicans End Gle whole results - The
long Struggle ~ Che National Demo
crazy virtual .o.t ie.sr.s oftl, apathy
n Fi'-.nlsns
Lano. such q disaster o0clr
a aegler u .1'v 20 DAY may impair
Gle welfare ~ -le present generation
and fhe next
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Il Lasted four days, commencing SEPT, 2
l0od L broke ont accidentally ll h9us
bear London bridge 4 strong east Vlri
c4us-d u . spread Elth ,reat rap.ilty. an
thus London Was gwen up % t1- 1am-s
Two-thirds ~ tie city was DESTROYED eighty
nine clurches. including 81. Paul. latbeiral
and more than 1900 dwelling h0u-= Ona
good result came from this fret plria-a
fle cl'y and nd it of plagus that vas Or
more fearful even than the fire We are toil
in the Dictionary n English History rha-
-tle fever dels in 0hca tie plague iurkr.
aere burnt, and the Lew t0l.es which werl
erected were far more healthy and better ar
RANGED
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Ten -,ste- bold elections today. aud
a.. Of ,le-e contest. bear certain rela-
ton 90 ,le presidential ooate-, q i,.,
TO which fAe great i..ee j. between honest
and yea. republican government and the
Republican mocserv n So which was
beaten Foo is.4 These state. are lows
Maryland Msssaohuseti- Mississippi
Nebraska. New jersey New York Ohio.
Pennsylvania. and Virginia
Virginia Maryland and New York owe
,5eir allegiance % the Democracy. and
are expected 70 20 shat way Penusyl-
vania Ohio. and Massachusetts are Re-
publican a. it looks now The great
msj0riiy ~ the people ~ tie United
states are Democratic and il onl7 re-
mains fof the majority 20 do Co.. duty
in Rhode Island. louisiana and New
York four members Of Congres. are 70 be
elected Governors. state officers. and
members Of the Legislature are 20 be
chosen IN Iowa Maryland Massachusetts,.
and Ohio State officers anil legislator. in
New York q State Treasurer and Judge
Of tie supreme Court in Pennsylvania a
Supreme Court Judge in Nebraska. and
in New Jersey and Virginia Legislation.
only Oregon viii vote upon 81 amend
ment 20 The Constitution prohibiting Tie
sale Of nau0rs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Concerning the fisheries difficulties the
Journal cf ComU.<rc< says The melsn-
choly failure Of European nations 70 live
up TO their pacific agreements is 10 rca-
son why the United States and England
should not adopt the arbitration princi.
pie in e treaty We should hope that. IL
thus bound, they would cheerfuily abide
BY their contract Lovers Of peace in
the two countries should not be discour.
aged by the facts above reciied. Letthem
proceed In the glorious work, and & sue
cess now unexpected may crown their
efforts. But We can readily understand
why practical statesmen In England and
in America put but little faith in arb.,ia-
ton treaties as preveutiyes Of war Bu,
the point il that II the few thousand
New England msckerel and cod ca,cher-
are 10 be made 81 international issue
and the United State. carries iis point.
II simply means that millions u poor
people In the United States must pay
twice a. much for mackefel and cod Just
10 support 8 monopoly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

WHY some People Wear Eye Glasses

why some People Wear Eye Gi-see>
Various Practical Tfen- for Every Day.
Sp<ctacles are uI'lcb nor worn 'AAn they
were half dozen year ago. II is 10 longer
q matter Of surpri~e 70 see them on childrsr
Q. : 70 70 YEAR q age. An oculist beng
ssfed /. diseases q The eye are ou tie u
crease, thinkssbey are not, but that vEni-y
pats rlauy people into spactaeies. Only az
cculis- eau have any idsa bow many p~opls
wear eve gissze< be,suse they think y ADDS e
their personal appearance
IN regard % young people. they stuoy ana
Rad by dim lamp light, ard, Of csurss, ths
eve becomes somewhat weakened, then t5s
rarsuts rush off and ze; pair q sp<,cracles,
and often patronizs men zho vii SCI them
any kind Of slass, Just % e, tbs money.
This carelessness is dangerous add SOMETIMES
fatal % the organs o. sight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Reformer Joe Deyine seems 10 have
boomeranged the Mshone Reformen
The great and only beguiler arranged in
the BOOKING Ken 10 Petersburg 10
capture Richmond under the Reform ssg
The working men saw that he Reform
dag was Mahone's came old skull and
bones banner and they FASTENED % lei il
alone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Virginia elects 10 senators 10 day, and
all the members Of the lower House The
conies, is over the House OF Delegates
the only hope Of the Republicans being
10 get E majority on joint ballot There
are ,hirty-nine senatorial districts. the
elections being In the even numbered dis
tricts beginning with the Second
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

1t D. cialmei that Thomas Campbell pla,
glarlz4d the linz. Ils distance lends 70.
chantInent % Tie view The original inter.
pretatlon from Dyer. '-ffrou-er HUI saoe'
that tbe charge ~ plagiarism cannot b SIS
tanned
A yon summit. soft and fair
Cad ~ color ~ fte sir,
Which . those who journey near.
Barren. brosn aud rough APPEAR:
sill. W. tread tie same coarS- way.
Tie pr~seEi's stAl esoacy das
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

The frs; thing necessary 20 win sn
election II 70 have the strongest party.
This ,he Democrats cersinly have.
But The next thing i- 20 get the voters
20 come % The pOil- and that is al that
j. necessary to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Th- following ar To- Dimensions u Mr.
G0uid- water pal8er. over all length. ~
feet 3 inches. water line. - feet inch--
draft. - fest inches. Cramp q Son. PhilA.
defrhis builder.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

II Size police Of Chicago 1fe not 10 be
protected by the laws in the discharge o.
their duty they can scarcely Dc expected
70 oger-exerl themselves in that par leu
lsr The issue il mainly between the
proprieiy Of yindicaiine the laws and the
sentimental dislike 10 taking human life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

Tie Danyile Virgins. tobacco sales
for October were .94 go pounds
Breaks are 30 fuii this week thai sales lap
over OF are blocked. a. 10 !. called.
The failure Of The tobacco jobbing firm
Of The Frank Tobacco Company involves
the grand total of so 40 So.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Mr. POtters first performance PANIED
0ut well but when the sensation is over
whore viii the manager b. who engages
Der i0r the next season
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Cty Delivery BY Garner a. y cent? Iei =
By rsl. yoe;&ze paid. cslly o1e "a. 49, "a
rorf6s ti1S three rcoritf >
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
ebf pailp dimro.

y,,,s.ss>-s a, k,cs rnoo1. Virginia rI no iHts
pufiishing CQirparY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

PACE NocABTT. Ep'1oE-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

EY The TixEs viii - mailed ~ your -
A r~s While out d the city a. DC Ief nYiiI'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

TYR w-rxElY TTsns. b. risl. gcsies', 80. 80.
one yesr, o.. Az month = 0tr's iDi''
-nrrfhs. = cent?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Battered a, the Richroas va Pssio1'e.
- s~cOn5-clss matter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

John w. Sullivan was in the city Tues.
day evening. having been permitted to
spend day or two with family and
friends from his duties with the survey.
Ing corps OF the Vincennes & New Al
bany proposed railway. For three
months his surveying corps has been
pushing over land from New Albany To-
ward vincennes, and has az last about
nnished its work He returned Lass
night to report for duty again. He says
the road will be built through beyond
doubt from vincennes to Jasper before
January l. 1888. Bullock, Mercer b ca.
The gentlemen who own the vincunne6
water works and are otherwise largely
in great enterprises, viii build
the road that far in any event that may
come up, being under contract to com.
plete Il that far before the frst or next
year. This will be good news to the al.
vocates Of the road, who have felt little
Of late. -Washlngt0n Ga
Eette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The reduction Of internal revenue and
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. no doubt has
largely benefited the consumers, as well
las relieving The burden Of home manu-
lfacturers. Especially Is THE the case
with Greens August Flower and Bos-
lchee's German Syrup, - the reduction
|of thirty-six ceuts per dozen, has been
added 10 increase the size Of the bottles
these remedies. thereby Civ
ing one-6nh more medicine In the rs
cent size. The August Flower for Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaint, and the
German Syrup for Cough and Lung
troubles. have perhaps. the largest sale
Of any medicines in tise world. The adj
vantage Of increased size Of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated BY the sick
and afflicted, in every town aud village
ln civilized countries. Sample bottiesl
for ~ cents remain the same sire.
April 22-y-c. o. W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The Supreme Conrt Of this State has
decided. The act requiring physi.
|cians and surgeons 20 obtain q license Il
cons nstitutional. 3. One who undertakes
TO practice the profession OF medicine
without the license required BY the stat
ute can not recover compensation for biz
services. 3. A physician who has rsgu-
larly obtained license In one county
can not practice in another county with
ont taking out another license. Where
there is an emergency demanding
prompt action, or where there is pro-
fessional visit for consultation, or the
call is made because OF some special skill
or ability Of the physician in : particular
branch OF his profession, the full vigor
Of the statement might not apply, but in
suit for services the plaintiff should
make the reason clearly appear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The following patents were granted
for the week ending May II, 1887, re.
ported expressly for this paper BY Jos.
4. Hunter, Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. G.
E. G. Atkins, indianapolis, saw tenn
pering and strengthening machine; r.
Y. Austin, Hecla, apparatus for setting
tires; Z. H. Bartlett, South Bend. book
holder and cover; G. J. Cline. Goshen,
fence machine; Caleb EasterIing,
friendswood, broad cast seeding ma.
chine; Augustin Ellis, Bedford, moving
e. +. Hess, Brook. gate: Il
4. Jones and }. +. Mains, Indianapolis.
bag lock Jos. krements, New Albany.
camera; Albert Maeulen,
indianapolis, saw tempering and straight
sning machine; john McHa'e, Terre
Hsuie, hydr0carbon generator aud burn
y; w. b. Nelson, Richmond, gate closer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

"Whoever hunts with dog or dogs,
Or hunts or shoots with any kind OF firo
arms on enclosed lands without flrst OBJ
tanning consent OF the owner or occu-
pant thereof shall upon convictioa
thereof, be fined IN any sum not moro
than hfty dollars nor less than I've. pros
vided that no prosecution shall b 10.
stituted under the provisions or this sec.
lion except upon the consent or the
owner Of the land entered. And pro.
vided further that the provisions Of THE
.ection shall not apply % vet over
lowed lands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

A cattle fair has been held - Nadl-
son Square, New York City, and among
the cattle exhibited were some cows
With remarkable milking records. Clo-
tide furnishing about a. much milk q
ell the cows Of neighborhood in Dubois
county. We give the statements or pro-
ducts Of two Of the best cows:
Clotilde is claimed 10 be the ereatosf
milk producer in the world, The proportv
Of the Lakeside stock farm, Syracuse. N.
4. She is . Holstein, imported from
Holland, and weighing 1900. IN The
wear ending August II, 1885, che yielded
26,O3l pounds, eleven ounces, OF milk.
probably the largest yield ever known.
Next to her In the milk record. and su-
peri0r In some Other points. Il Eurotus.
the property OF A. B. Darling. or Dars
lington, n. J. She produced re pounds
and one ounce Of butter in eleven
months. and ona Of her calves cold for
el2 sou At the age Of two months. She
will be sixteen years old the coming A..
gust and is stiIl in active service. An.
'ther very notable COW present wss Ma
y Anne, o. st. Lambert, Jersey Of the
Ssoke-PoRis. Victor-Hugo family, who
produced e67 pounds fourteen ounces OF
butter In one year. Twenty y-seven or
lcr calves and near relatives have soDd
4 an average Of o3 296 each. Jolie sec-
md, Guernsey, and Duchess OF Smith.
ield. an Ayrshire, were the most noted
q those classes. Jolie was voted the
'est COW on the island OF Guernsey IN
s8l. her average being thirty-three
Iuarts Of milk daily The Duchess haA
record OF 10,7%s& pounds OF miik IN :
ear, which places her At the hea1 u The
Ayrshires.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27
Corr espondence Of the Jasper Courier.
Decoration 1t SchnellviIlc.

There will be decoration BY the Je-
|remiah Crook Post, g. A. r., At Schnel.-
vile, May 80, 1887. All are invited 70
attend. The Post will march in full
force from Schnellville TO the Crook
graveyard, II miles northeast OF
Schnellville, to the old farm which was
formerly owned by Lieutenant Crook,
but now owned BY Solomon Crook. A.
many Of the 18th boys as can are expect
ed 20 be there, and NEE. around the
grave Of their fallen ccmrade who has
gone before, and strcw flowers over his
silent grave In memory Of him who
once was their companion on many .
well-won battle field. where victory was
theire, and IL whose honor the Post
IL named.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The Bloomfield Democrat has inter.
viewed . resident OF Wichita regarding
the way that city was boomed into IL
present prosperous condition, with the
Following result:
We organized. We held almost night.
lIy meetings and among the first things
we agreed upon was TO hang together.
and stay BY each other through thick
Iand thin.
We had but one purpose-to benefit
the place. kno wing that IL II prospered
we would al do we'll.
We advertised by hundreds OF thous-
lands OF circulars. We Get forth al our
in such manner that stran-
gers who were led by our circulars 10
give as calls were not deceived, but on
the contrary agreed We had not put Il as
lstrong as we might
We thus got the confidence OF the vis-
itors, who wrote back east 10 friends
published glowing correspondence in
,their own local papers, and carried back
with them wonderful tales or this de-
.iightful south west country.
And the newspaper advertising did
double the duty. Our people made IL I
rule TO advertise In our local papers. and
get their friends TO advertise.
We then subscribed for large numbers OF
copies, with local advertising and full &C.
counts Of our future prospects and great
ad vsntages, and we found BY conversing
with parties who finally came here pros
pecting. that the full advertising col
0mns Of our papers, which they had
seen, did more than all else TO impress
them with the growth and importance
Of the place.
We found that We could not overdo
this-the more we paid out for these
purposes the moro were our profits.
Every new conner was customer to our
stores. and while their advertising paid
to them rich returns, Il served the doub-
le purpose to impress the eastern man,
Who had an eye 10 business, with the
fact that Wichita was in fact q rising
town. and thus we have gone on, until
We have On added population since Il
came here cf over $1,000, and property
has increased in places more than loo
fold, and IN the country around us the
appreciation has been over 400 per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27
The vincennes and New Allban !
Railroad.

The question Of the right OF way into
the city Of the vincennes q New Albany
Railroad is still pending. There is no
necessary connection between this cor
poration and the Belt monopoly. 50 we
shall soon hope to see oil differences
speedily adjusted 10 the end thst the new
road may be built and in operation at as
early day as possible. We understand
hat the contractors, Messrs- Bullock 4
Mercer, o: New York, have already ex-
pended some 100000 in surveys of The
line and the preliminary work. II IL
understc cd also that they have options
on about f0rty-three acres Of real estate
to be occupied by their shops, and that
in al II will cost them exceeding $40 600
70 secure this ground, and that needed
along the right OF way. The disburse-
ment Of these amounts will necessarily
be Of large benefit to Vincennes, and vel
believe thar all proper encouragement
should be given to the enterprise.--vin-
;enucs Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

The highest price ever paid for an or
|chid, E325. was given last week in Lon
don for . cypripedium Stonei platy-
|tenium.-Itcm.
Hey. there, J. Maurice thompson do
You catch onto those three last words.
File EN- away, and work 'cm in your
next article on natural gas and geology.
with the common people their botanical
signiiicanc will cut no figure. .-Ind.
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

indianapolis News: A number OF
the Catholic clergy Of the vincenDes dio.
cese will be IN Europe this summer.
Bishop Chatard Is In Rome already, aud
Rev Barnard Ewers. Of Haubstadt; Rev.
Meinrad fleischman, Of RushvilIe; Rev.
Joseph FIeischman, Of Celcstine, dubois
county; Rev. J.. +. S0ndermann. Of
I1awrenceburg, and Rev. J. n. viefhaus,
Of Evansville, sailed for the old country
last Thursday. Another group, includ-
Ing Rev. Alexander Kocsters; Rev. J.
y Kelly, Of New Albany; Rev. Dennis
OD0naghue. Of this city, and Rev. M.
n. McEvoy, Of Tcrre Hsute, will take
their departure next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Cotumbta 10 bowed down with grie
again. Between two dayA last week
Bill Lnkes, Sid Lukes, and all or IN
little Lukes's. John Lee and Liz Lel
packed ell Of their plunder on old sor
rels back, and Aunt Sid packed the old
speckeled hen and chickens. Uncle Bill
racked some Of the smallest kids thai
could not walk; John led old Cherry
with . bit Of hickory bark on her horns
and Aunt Lix-weIl, she packed herself
. big load at that. Old Cherry is gone
and sister Noles holds three mortgages
on the old COW, but they didn't hold the
COW worth . cent, and Aunt Catherine Il
about half mad d-yes, the other half too.
fou had better see our pettifogger. Ex.
cuse me, Frank, l forgot I'll cay law
yer next time. This IL not al. Great
fears arc apprehended that Sam Burns
and July will pull up stakes about next
full moon. Well, IL they do, and Jim
Burns concludes to follow suit, then the
railroad question is settled. Nothing
will remain TO induce . peddler's wagon
much less railroad to visit our town.
Yes, Sheriff Schneider was iu Col
umbla last week was not IN town-he
was looking for two fine haired gents OF
Martin county. guess II the sheriff
had warrant for some one at Holland
be would come to Columbia first and
look for him. Please tell Ferdinand
that these boys live in Martin one was
born here, and the other one, we'll some
.ay be was not born at ell. and will not
dispute Il. ANYHOW both lived here till
We run them OF; 90 they were forced to
20 TO Texas or Martin county, and as
heir wealth all consisted OF pistels they
had 10 stop of on the first station.
Rev. VanCIeave will deliver IN
neral discourse on the Goth OF MAY, at 1Ol
o'clock, ct our new church at Hillham.
2 memory OF Sister Moore, late wife OF
John M. Moore; also Rev. Walls will
breach old Uncle Neddy Moore's funer-.
u At Moore's Ridge on same day. We
ire sorry these two funerals come on
'ame day. Old Uncle Nediy preached
more soldiers funerals than all the min
sters OF my acquaintance; hence, the
oldiers OF this vicinity would like TO at
end his funeral.
] have learned since my last writing
hat John N Morgan has located In our
own tie and Wbi'singhilI are going to
vi the rolling process ia our city mill. \
mis- viii give our town big boom.
Some Of our iawn folks last Sunday
ssisted Ia organizing q Sabbath school
! the Baptist church, three miles west
4 town.
Some Of our boys, quito clever fellows,
90, but little untLoughted, went fish
~ last Sunday, and didn't get many or
he bOny tribe.
The prospect for big peach crop is|.
ood. Our merchants have began or
ering fruit cans.
A big per cent Of the coming corn :
'op was planted last week, and this !
eek will about complete the job. or the ,
rmers will.
The prospect for wheat in our neigh
orhood is good. u
Spicely Wininger returned last Satur- I
~ from Ksusas, where he has been vis- 9
ing friends and viewing the country. Z
pice liked the west, but says, be likes 9
'mebody's girl better. lu
ZrrPY Coon. IA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

W. J. Kemp, Of Johnsburg, gave us =
pleasant call on Wednesday. He repre-
sents Johnsburg as booming. He IN.
formed us that corn planting was over
that wheat was heading; that plums
were all killed, but peaches abundant;
that oats were looking well; that citi.
zens there were putting the stock law Ia
force, and that making cro-s-ties IL the or.
der Of the day - Dale Reporter.